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IPPNY and Labor Coalition Offer Solutions to Avoid Potential Blackouts or Adverse Health Effects and to Ensure Labor Standards in New York’s Clean Energy Transition
The Independent Power Producers of New York (IPPNY), the New York State AFL-CIO, and the New York State Building and Construction Trades Council have joined forces to provide practical solutions to assist New York achieve a cleaner, more worker friendly, energy future. This coalition makes up the largest fleet of clean energy generation in the state, as well as a great number of highly skilled union workers. In 2019, New York passed the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act which...
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Letter to the Editor: New York Must Remain Stable Throughout its Clean Energy Transition - Times Union
New York state has the most aggressive climate plan in the country and is now faced with the tall order of accomplishing these targets. We have a mountain to climb to achieve these goals, and rushing the clean energy transition could be harmful to all New Yorkers. I commend the Times Union Editorial Board for acknowledging that reliability cannot be sacrificed as we transition to a cleaner energy future ("Go green, but stay stable," July 24). The insights of the New...
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NYISO Q2 STAR Report Shows Future Reliability Margin Breach
Albany, NY – The New York Independent System Operator (NYISO) today released its Q2 Short-Term Assessment of Reliability Report (STAR), which is a quarterly assessment of the reliability of the bulk electric system. This has become increasingly important with the electric grid’s transition as New York strives to achieve its climate goals. These assessments help to identify reliability needs that may arise within a five-year window. This report confirms the anticipated reliability needs shown by the Q1 report, issued in April....
